04-19-2010, 10:02 AM
ghkhg Wrote:[COLOR="White"]
When used as a name, it is capitalized.
How do you know that's not her real name? (Hypothetically speaking).
Whenever someone addresses themselves as a name, you capitalize it because it then becomes a proper noun.
Being used in the context "The royal prince took a bow and left as the peasants watched enviously," would then make it a common noun which wouldn't be capitalized.
Being used in the context "Royal, the town farmer, went to work today and never came back," would then make it a proper noun which would be capitalized.[/COLOR]
I give your correct on this one :facepalm:.
but for the rest of you please dont vote no for fun.[COLOR="Silver"]
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